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Connect Everything, Everywhere, Now

WebSphere for SOA

04 - Connect Everything, Everywhere, Now v1.5 2

Connect Everything, Everywhere, Now

�Universal Messaging Backbone

�Enterprise Service Bus

�Process Integrity

Foundational ExtendEnd-to-End Transform

AdaptDynamically

WebSphere MQWebSphere Enterprise Service BusWebSphere Message BrokerWebSphere TXWebSphere DataPower

WebSphere MQWebSphere Enterprise Service BusWebSphere Message BrokerWebSphere TXWebSphere DataPower


IBM has connectivity solutions to solve this problem.

IBM

Our payments business is a key source of revenue, but it is too costly to maintain all of the connections.

Service Oriented FinanceCIO

Business Challenge


� System Platforms

� Programming Models

� Programming Languages

� Transport Protocols

� Standards & Message Formats

� Error Recovery & Transactional Integrity

WebServices

Publish/Subscribe

AsynchronousMessaging

��

XML

COBOLCopybook

EDI-X.12ACORD

EDI-FACT

ebXML

AL3

HIPAA

HL77

SWIFT

FIXCustom�Formats

SynchronousRPC

Word/Excel/PDF

Providing Application-to-Application Connectivity Can Be Complicated

JMS FTP HTTPWebSphereMQ TCP/IP SMTP Multicast

HPSunpSeries zSeriesIntel iSeries Mobile Devices


Base ConnectivityUniversal Messaging Backbone

Enterprise Service Bus

IBM Connectivity Solutions


� Connects to virtually everything� Over 80 platform configurations� Uses IBM Message Queuing Interface (MQI), Java Message Service (JMS), and

SOAP/JMS� Both point-to-point and publish/subscribe messaging

� Very simple API (put/get) for all main programming languages: C++, C#, Visual Basic, .NET, COBOL, Java

� The de facto standard for asynchronous messaging� 42% of z/OS customers have WebSphere MQ� 90% of the Fortune 100 businesses have WebSphere MQ� 60% of the Fortune 500 businesses have WebSphere MQ� 66% of North American and European banks� Banking clients move transactions worth $35 trillion/day � Government clients move 675+ million messages/day

WebSphere MQ Provides a Universal Messaging Backbone

Base ConnectivityUniversal Messaging Backbone

WebSphere MQ


Why IBM’s Messaging Implementation is Superior

� J2EE application servers also include Java Message Server (JMS) messaging providers� WebSphere Application Server� Oracle Application Server� BEA WebLogic Server

� Microsoft has a messaging service called MSMQ� Included in Windows Server versions� Proprietary, not JMS

� Only WebSphere Application Server JMS messaging provider interoperates seamlessly with WebSphere MQ� Others require WebSphere MQ bridges or foreign JMS

provider definitions


Reliable Asynchronous Point-to-Point Messaging with WebSphere MQ

� Sender and receiver do not need to run at same time� Put and get messages from queues independently

� Reliable, assured delivery

� Sender and receiver can process messages at different rates

� Message servers can be networked together� Messages automatically arrive at named destination queue

WebSphere MQ Message

Server

SendingApplication

ReceivingApplication

Message

Message Queue


Reliable Asynchronous Publish/Subscribe Messaging with WebSphere MQ

� Sender and receivers do not need to run at same time� Receivers must be “durable subscribers”

� Reliable, assured delivery

� Sender and receivers can process messages at different rates

� Message servers can be networked together� Published messages are automatically forwarded to servers with matching

subscribers

WebSphere MQ Message

Server

SendingApplication


Message

MessageStore



MessageMessage


� Delivers the core of IBM’s Universal Messaging Backbone

� New in WebSphere MQ V7� Enhanced Tooling� Enhanced Performance� Enhanced Resilience� Enhanced Publish/Subscribe� Enhanced Java Message Service (JMS) Support� New Message Queuing Interface (MQI) Commands� HTTP Bridge for Web 2.0� New Publish/Subscribe for z/OS

Introducing WebSphere MQ V7 New!


Process Integrity with WebSphere MQ


Our money transfer process uses point-to-point messaging. How do I know I can trust my business to WebSphere MQ?

Let’s look at the last scenario in the process integrity study.

IBM


Message Queues

Business Process Manager

Business Process Manager

Application Server

Test Case Scenario

Oracle ApplicationServer JMSV 11g

OracleBPEL Process Manager

OracleBPEL Process Manager

Oracle Application Server

Oracle

WebLogic Server JMS

V 10.0

AquaLogic BPM

AquaLogic BPM

WebLogic Server

BEAModel IBM Microsoft

Synchronous WebSphere Application Server

.NETDistributed Transaction Coordinator

Synchronous WebSphere Process Server

BizTalk

Asynchronous WebSphere Process Server

BizTalk

Asynchronous WebSphere MQ

V 6.0

MSMQ

V 3.0

Competitors Under Test


Database

Table1

Table2

Database

Table1

Table2

Application Application

Submit order process

Data inconsistent

Asynchronous Message Queues (Hub and Spoke)

Message Server (Hub)

� Applications use message queues to orchestrate the execution of a business process instance� Temporary data inconsistencies as process instance

progresses� In flight messages preserved for resumption after resolution

of failure

Client ApplicationOrdersubmitted


� WebSphere MQ queuing operations (enqueue, dequeue) can be defined to be part of an application transaction� Message progresses as a sequence of cascaded transactions� Failed application rolls back its transaction, including replacing the

message back on the incoming queue� Retry progresses without problem

Database

Table1

Table2

Database

Table1

Table2



Data inconsistent

Message ServerClient ApplicationOrdersubmitted WebSphere MQ

Applicationfailure

Rollback

DEMO: Asynchronous Message Queues (Hub and Spoke) WebSphere MQ with Application Failure


� MSMQ 3.0 does not support remote transactional receives� Application cannot dequeue message as part of a transaction� Message is lost when the application fails

Database

Table1

Table2

Database

Table1

Table2



Message ServerClient Application

MSMQ

Applicationfailure

DEMO: Asynchronous Message Queues (Hub and Spoke) Microsoft MSMQ with Application Failure

No rollback to replace message back on queue

Process instance is lost (not preserved)

Data remains inconsistent


Database

Table1

Table2

Database

Table1

Table2

� Message queue servers provide store and forward message service� Application logic need not know next step� Sending application has local message server to store (preserve)

outbound message� No single point of outage at hub


Network of Message Queue Servers

Asynchronous Message Queues (Store and Forward)

Message ServerMessage ServerClient Application Submit order processOrdersubmitted

FORWARD


Database

Table1

Table2

Database

Table1

Table2

Message ServerMessage Server



Data temporarily inconsistent

Data consistent

Hold Queue

� IBM WebSphere MQ successfully handles poison message� Message causes the application failure, so cannot be processed� After exceeding retry count, message is held for manual intervention

Applicationfailure

WebSphere MQ

Asynchronous Message Queues (Store and Forward) WebSphere MQ with Poison Message


Database

Table1

Table2

Database

Table1

Table2

Message ServerMessage Server



Data temporarily inconsistent

Data consistent

� Oracle Application Server JMS does not support poison messages� MSMQ 3.0 in Windows Server 2003 does not support poison messages

� MSMQ 4.0 in Windows Server 2008 reportedly does support this

Poison message is not set aside.

Message will always cause application to

fail and rollback.

Blocks further messages

Applicationfailure

Asynchronous Message Queues (Store and Forward) Microsoft and Oracle with Poison Message

1. Submit 100’s orders2. One message is a poison

message (always causes application failure and rollback)

FailPassFailPass

MicrosoftBEAOracleIBMOracle Application Server JMS and MSMQ failed to handle the poison message, causing disruption of order processing

3. Results:


IBM Enterprise ReadinessWebSphere MQ can give you a reliable universal messaging backbone.

Now let’s take a look at the Enterprise Service Bus.

IBM

That’s great, but what about our payments process?



WebSphere ESBBuilt on WebSphere Application Server

WebSphereMessage Broker

Universal connectivity and transformation in heterogeneous IT environments

WebSphere DataPowerIntegration Appliance XI50

Purpose-built hardware ESB for simplified deployment and

hardened security

IBM ESB Portfolio Provides Choices Based On Your Requirements



� Services are tightly coupled to one another� One change requires many other changes

WebBanking

SWIFTCashManagement

Payroll

ConsumerAccounting

Treasury

CorporatePayments

AutomatedClearingHouse

Applications Making Payments Payment Systems

Single EuroPayments

Area (SEPA)

FederalReserve

(Fedwire)

Point-to-Point Connectivity May Be Costly to Maintain

MessageformatChange


WebBanking

SWIFTCashManagement

Payroll

ConsumerAccounting

Treasury CorporatePayments

AutomatedClearingHouse

Applications Making Payments Payment Systems

Single EuroPayments

Area (SEPA)

FederalReserve

(Fedwire)

Mediation Services

� A change requires only one change in the ESB mediation services� Services can be created and maintained independently

MessageformatChange


ContentBased

Routing

DataTransformation

TransportSwitch

DataAugmentation

ComplexEvent

Processing

An Enterprise Service Bus Reduces Costs By Providing Centralized Mediation Services



> 100

XML<amount>274.25</amount>

< 100

Sender

High ValueReceiver

Low ValueReceiver


ContentBased

Routing

Example: Route payment based on payment amount

Mediation Service: Content-Based Routing



Sender

XML Format


Receiver

Binary Format

Binary0100110

Example: Transform XML to binary format

� One XML schema to another XML schema� Industry specific transformations (e.g. FIX to SWIFT)

Other Common Transformations

Mediation Service: Data Transformation

DataTransformation


Sender

Web Service

Receiver

JMSApplication


SOAP Envelope

SOAP/HTTP JMS

Point-to-Point orPublish/Subscribe


JMS Message

Binary5683

TransportSwitch

Example: Switch from SOAP/HTTP to a JMS message

Mediation Service: Transport Switching



Sender Receiver

CustomerDatabase

nameaccount

nameaccountaddressphone

DataAugmentation

Example: Add customer information from an external database

Lookup address and phone

Mediation Service: Data Augmentation



Complex Event Processing

Sender

� Enforcement of regulatory constraints� Periodically report aggregate payments� Service level agreement monitoring and notification

Other Examples

Example: Fraud detection and alerting

Exception route

More than 2 payments

on same day to same invoice number

Normal route

Keeps track of all past payments

Receiver

ExceptionsReceiver

ComplexEvent

Processing



Transactional Flow Mediation Service

Sender

All updates are either committed or rolled back together within a single transaction

Receiver

Prepare to commit

Roll back transaction if delivery to Receiver fails

LogDatabase Payment

DatabaseAccounting

LogPayment

Message to

Accounting

UpdatePayment

DB

Example: Multiple database and messaging operations



ContentBased

Routing

DataTransformation

TransportSwitch

DataAugmentation

DataTransformation

TransportSwitch

� Combine mediation services in any order� Construct mediation flow to connect services

Combine Mediation Services Together To Meet Connectivity Requirements



Data Formats

XMLCOBOL CopybookSWIFT

Custom Binary

HL7EDIFACT

X12C HeaderIDoc

MIME

ACORD

HIPAATLOG

Messaging Systems

WebSphere MQ

WebSphere platform messaging

TIBCO EMSTIBCO Rendezvous

Sonic MQ

Any JMS

ProtocolsSOAP

HTTP

FTP

TCP/IP Sockets

LDAP

SMTP

File System Databases

SQL ServerOracle Sybase

DB2

Multicast

Single copy of message delivered simultaneously to many subscribers

PlatformsAIX Linux

Solaris HP/UX Windowsz/OS

IBM Enterprise Service Bus Connects Almost Anything to Anything

IBM Enterprise Service Bus

Devices

TelemetryMobile

EnterpriseApplications

AribaJD Edwards

i2Oracle PeopleSoft

SAP

SiebelSunGard

WebSphereAdapters

Appliance


��Wide Range of Platforms

WebSphereESB

WebSphereMessage Broker

Speed Fast Faster Built on WebSphere Application Server �

Rack-Mountable Appliance

Web Services (SOAP/HTTP) � �

Transport Switching & Database Support � �

Adapters for Enterprise Applications � �

XML Data Format � �

Non-XML Data Formats �

Complex Event Processing �

Content-Based Publish/Subscribe �

Mobile and Telemetry Devices �

Multicast �

Third Party Messaging Systems �

Implementing Your Enterprise Service Bus Depends Upon Your Requirements

WebSphereDataPower

Fastest

�

�

�

�

�

�

Universal ESB

Platform-Specific ESB

ApplianceESB


SOAP/HTTP

JMSMQ

MQ

Normal

Event Detection

Payment> 100

Payment< 100

IFXTransform to SWIFT

Transform to ACH

WebSphere Message Broker

Log incoming payment message OriginalMessage

(IFX Format)

SWIFTPayment

ACHPayment

ComplexEvent

Processing

ContentBased

Routing

Customer Service Alert

WebBanking

WebSphere

WebServiceClient

IFX

DEMO: Using WebSphere Message Broker For Payments

� Web banking payments routed to payment system based on amount� Transformation from IFX to SWIFT and ACH formats using WebSphere TX maps� 3rd payment on same invoice number on same day creates customer service alert� Payments are processed exactly the same for a web service client


Eclipse Development Tool Makes Creating Mediation Services Easy

Extensive palette for building mediation services

Disconnected development allows you to work anywhere

� Graphical mediation flow design canvas� Drag & drop objects from palette


BINARY00011110010010011010010100100100100100100000111101010010101011001001010010010010010001010010100100101010101010001001110001010001001000100100100100100100101010010010101001000100100100100100100111000101001010101010101010010010101001001000100101001010000101010101000100101000100101001010100101010100101011001010000000000011111001001001010111001001001010101001010101101111

2984782q, 93847920, 3438084

34890

PrefectFord

2984782q, 93847920, 3438084

34890

PrefectFord

2984782q, 93847920, 3438084

34890

PrefectFord

2984782q, 93847920, 3438084

34890

PrefectFord

2984782q, 93847920, 3438084

34890

PrefectFord

Extended_Features

PKGModelMake

TABLE01 TP-API-CB.03 TP-AGAPI-CB.

05 TP-AGAPI-REQUEST PIC X(40).88 TP-AGAPI-INITIALIZE-REQUEST

VALUE 'INITIALIZE-MAPPING'.88 TP-AGAPI-PERFORM-MAPPING

VALUE 'PERFORM-MAPPING'.88 TP-AGAPI-FINISH-MAPPING

VALUE 'FINISH-MAPPING'.05 TP-AGAPI-VERSION PIC X(04).

88 TP-AGAPI-VERSION-VALID VALUES ARE '0100' '0200'.88 TP-AGAPI-VERSION-0100 VALUE '0100'.88 TP-AGAPI-VERSION-0200 VALUE '0200'.

05 TP-AGAPI-RESPONSE.10 TP-AGAPI-RESPONSE-CODE PIC 9(04) COMP.

88 TP-AGAPI-ALL-OKAY VALUE 0.88 TP-AGAPI-REQUEST-ERROR VALUE 1.88 TP-AGAPI-INITIALIZE-ERROR VALUE 2.88 TP-AGAPI-MAP-ERROR VALUE 3.88 TP-AGAPI-FINISH-ERROR VALUE 4.88 TP-AGAPI-UNKNOWN-LOOP-ID VALUE 5.88 TP-AGAPI-NO-ALGORITHM VALUE 6.88 TP-AGAPI-NO-PARTNER VALUES 7 15.88 TP-AGAPI-NO-APPLICATION VALUE 8.88 TP-AGAPI-ALGORITHM-IO-ERROR VALUE 9.88 TP-AGAPI-FATAL-GATEWAY-ERROR VALUE 10.88 TP-AGAPI-GATEWAY-WRITE-ERROR VALUE 11.88 TP-AGAPI-PARTNER-IO-ERROR VALUE 12.88 TP-AGAPI-BAD-VERSION VALUE 13.88 TP-AGAPI-BAD-NUMERIC-TYPE VALUE 14.88 TP-AGAPI-NO-ALIAS VALUE 15.88 TP-AGAPI-ACCESS-ERROR VALUE 16.

10 TP-AGAPI-RESPONSE-MESSAGE PIC X(80).05 TP-AGAPI-APPLICATION-ID PIC X(10).

0301

COPYBOOK

DUNS 0123 F046000INV for 2 months 12079912 718-339-1700I43989D-2 120799999-b 003000010000DUNS 4445 P55590 120799499QR 000004004000

PROPRIETARY

<MSG 19934749><ACCT BAL RPT>

<ACCTNUM><“14001321”><ENDBALANCE><” $098,957,038.12”><DEBIT><“103048382$394,394.00”><DEBIT><“103048383$001,293.65”><CREDIT><“987463921$928,943.67”>

</ACCTNUM>

</MSG>

DDA Application Updates CASH RECONCILATION

10029847 - $100,000,000.0013948589 - $679,495,094.9813950967 - $588,345,058.0013950968 - $000,000,000.0014001321 - $098,957,038.12AAA: HT4459AAA: B33566AAA: C4058GAAB: 948409AAB: 874931

DDA Application Updates

WebSphere Transformation Extender Makes Creating Transformation Maps Easy

� Takes any kinds of data from their native formats

� Transforms the data into any desired format

� No coding required for the data map� Maps can be tested independent of

the mediation flow


Financial ServicesSWIFTNet FINSWIFTNet FundsSEPAFIXNACHAACORD

Health CareHIPAANCPDPHL7Services Solutions

• HealthCare Hub• Payment Processing• Clearing House Processing

EDI

X12EDIFACTTRADACOMSODETTEEANCOM

Enterprise Applications

SAPPeopleSoft Siebel

WebSphere TX Vertical Product Packs Jump Start Your Transformation


DEMO: Payment Mediation Flow In WebSphere Message Broker Toolkit

� Payments mediation flow design� WebSphere TX graphical

mapping for data transformation� Interactive debug perspective

� Defining a mediation flow to execute as a transaction

� Configurable deployment properties� Drag & drop hot deployment


DEMO: WebSphere Message Broker vs. BEA AquaLogic Service Bus Performance

� Send 100 messages to IBM WebSphere Message Broker and BEA AquaLogic Service Bus

� Routes and transform messages identically� Display elapsed time for 100 messages

SendMessages

Receive Messages

and Record Elapsed Time

WebSphere Message Broker v6.1

BEA AquaLogic Service Bus v3.0

ContentBased

Routing

ContentBased

Routing

XMLTransform

XMLTransform


1 WebSphere Message Broker 6.1 2 BusinessWorks 5.6 3 AquaLogic Service Bus 3.0

NoNoYesIntegration with WebSphere MQ

YesNoYesStandards-based Eclipse development tool

IBM1 TIBCO2 BEA3

Complex Event Processing included in runtime Yes No* No

Distributed transaction manager Yes No** Yes

Integrated support for telemetry devices Yes No No

Integrated support for mobile devices Yes No No

Native support for non-XML data formats Yes Yes No

Multicast distribution Yes Yes No

Mainframe platform support Yes No No

Independent, graphical transformation mapping Yes No No

Interactive debugger Yes Yes No

Hot deployment of mediation logic Yes No Yes

High performance with vertical scalability Yes No No

IBM Connectivity Leadership

Source: IBM CPO Research 04/2008

* Requires addition of TIBCO BusinessEvents, which is a separate runtime engine** Requires addition of TIBCO BusinessWorks Transaction Manager (OEM of Arjuna Transaction Service)


Only IBM Provides a Complete Connectivity Solution for Leading-Edge SOA Implementations

� Reliable, high speed messaging� Proven record of reliability� Supports all open messaging standards� Runs on over 80 platform configurations� Web services and Web 2.0 ready

� Complete portfolio of ESB platforms� Deploy ESB runtime on any platform of choice� Easy to develop ESB mediations� Advanced ESB capabilities� Industry leading performance


Think About ItCan you connect everything, everywhere, now and do it reliably with the best performance in the industry?

IBM

Now I see the value of IBM’s SOA connectivity strategy.



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